Hi there. I see that no one has made any comments on your blog posts, so I just wanted to pop in to say hello. Hope you don't mind. Wow, you're almost a free woman, no wonder you're excited! I bet you're jumping up and down, lol. Well, just wanted to say hi, so you at least know someone is reading. :-)
Hi there Mischelle. Aww, sounds like you've done a great job with the dog, Brodie. It's him on the picture, I guess - he looks cute. And so do you, too (we can't compliment the dog only, now can we? lol) I hope you get to see him as much as possible these months you've left in there. Enjoy it as much as you can, and be proud of yourself, you've done a great job! I've two dogs myself, and the joy they're giving me is priceless. They're always happy to see me, no matter what. Isn't that a good feeling? According the drug and alcohol treatment program - sounds pretty ridiculous that you have to complete that program after being incarcerated for 14 years, but if that what it takes to get out then it's no other way around, eh. Just sad you had to leave the dog. But be proud of yourself, training a dog is a huge job!
Thanks for writing, Henry! I finished the transcription for your post. I hope you're settling into your new facility, and enjoying having a bit more freedom.
This is your son marcus cooke. It was me who asked if you will ever get out. I dont know you anymore. I loved you alot and you broke my heart. I am your son. Out of all the kids i am most like you, it scares me. I will come visit you someday to talk face to face. im not sure how or when too, but for now this will work.
It is nice to hear from you and that things are going well. Keep working hard - you're doing great! I believe that you have the ability to be safe, functional, and beyond - to works towards peace and happiness, and use those in the challenging re-entry period and blossom in your life.
Hey dad! It's Courtney , I am so sorry I have not gotten a hold of you sooner! I have been crazy busy, but I just re read all your letters, and I had this insanely sad, and guilt wave just crashed over me, I do not want you to think I have been ignoring you on purpose, I Would love to have a relationship one day, and to come and finally meet you. Well anyways I will give Jessiepie my address to write to you, and hopefully I'll have some stamps!
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I see that no one has made any comments on your blog posts, so I just wanted to pop in to say hello. Hope you don't mind.
Wow, you're almost a free woman, no wonder you're excited! I bet you're jumping up and down, lol.
Well, just wanted to say hi, so you at least know someone is reading. :-)
Stay strong and smile!
Aww, sounds like you've done a great job with the dog, Brodie. It's him on the picture, I guess - he looks cute. And so do you, too (we can't compliment the dog only, now can we? lol)
I hope you get to see him as much as possible these months you've left in there. Enjoy it as much as you can, and be proud of yourself, you've done a great job!
I've two dogs myself, and the joy they're giving me is priceless. They're always happy to see me, no matter what. Isn't that a good feeling?
According the drug and alcohol treatment program - sounds pretty ridiculous that you have to complete that program after being incarcerated for 14 years, but if that what it takes to get out then it's no other way around, eh. Just sad you had to leave the dog. But be proud of yourself, training a dog is a huge job!
Wishing you good luck! :-)
Susan
It's Courtney , I am so sorry I have not gotten a hold of you sooner! I have been crazy busy, but I just re read all your letters, and I had this insanely sad, and guilt wave just crashed over me, I do not want you to think I have been ignoring you on purpose, I Would love to have a relationship one day, and to come and finally meet you. Well anyways I will give Jessiepie my address to write to you, and hopefully I'll have some stamps!
Always with love, Courtney.